Review of a Travel Site
The Business Traveler’s Dream, promoted as “the world’s first wholesale travel book engine,” worked like a charm for my staff at Social Editing. The main…
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Social Media Management Tools
As a person who wants to use social media as a way to advertise or promote a business or yourself, you should be aware of…
CBT (Change Block Tracking)
By Nicholas Klacsanzky What Exactly is CBT (Change Block Tracking)? On a virtual machine (VM) that runs on a ESX/ESXi host, you sometimes want to…
The London Olympics as Seen from the Other Side of the World
By Xu Xiangru From Sun Yang’s world record in the 1500m freestyle to Ye Shiwen in the women’s 400m individual medley, shocking news has never…
Unpatriotic History of the Second World War, by James Heartfield
By Patrick West It takes a brave soul to write a revisionist history of the Second World War, one that goes against the orthodoxy that…
How Public Scrutiny of Power is Becoming the Power to Scrutinise the Public
By Sean Bell Demands for transparency are central to the current culture of public debate. Climate scientists and their associations, the former English football captain,…
Stop Bashing Christians! Britain is Becoming an Anti-Christian Country
By Temi Ogunye It is interesting that many Christians no longer call upon the moral authority of their faith as their defence against criticisms made…
Rethinking Asia
By Kate Hoyland What is it like to be taken over by a Chinese firm? Executives, speaking to The Economist tell of hungry decisiveness, followed…
Beauty on the Big Screen
By Valentine Rossetti The commercial release earlier this year of the film ‘I Am Love [Il Sono L’amore]—directed by Luca Guadagnino and co-produced by Tilda…
What Are Libraries For?
By Jason Smith We all have a soft spot for libraries. Maybe from being taken to the small local library by a primary school teacher…
A Thankless Nation
By Sabreen Maryam Ali To read the morning newspaper in Britain today is to trudge through reams of dissent and disapproval with a worldly air…
The Economic Crisis and the State of Economics
By Rob Killick The Institute for New Economic Thinking, funded by billionaire George Soros, held its first Conference in early April 2010. Just in case…
Probably the Best Advertising Strategy in the World
By Bill Borde In one of J.G. Ballard’s short stories, advertising hoardings beam rays into the minds of consumers, causing them to swerve off the…
The Middle of Nowhere – Opinion Piece
By David Birch I tend to arrive in Stratford at night; the Jubilee brings me in, the Central takes me out. These days as I…
Dialogue is the Objective of Dialogue
By Sam Burt Is it acceptable for a publicly-funded British institution to be seen to be tacitly complying with the restriction of artistic freedom by…
Around 7,100 Cheetahs Remain, Say Experts
Thursday, December 29, 2016 According to a study published on Monday in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, the cheetah (Acinonyx jubatus), is…
The Birth of the Electron
Nineteenth-century physicists spent a lot of time trying to come up with wild, random ways to play with electricity. The best experiments of this kind…
U.S. Responds to Russian Election Hacking with Expulsions, Sanctions
Saturday, December 31, 2016 On Thursday, the U.S. government expelled 35 diplomats suspected of being Russian spies, and sanctioned the G.R.U. and F.S.B. intelligence agencies.…
The Quest for the Atomic Force
“Where the telescope ends, the microscope begins. Which of the two has the grander view?” – Victor Hugo His father died during his mother’s pregnancy.…
Plane Carrying 92 Crashes into Black Sea near Sochi – News Article
Monday, December 26, 2016 A military plane carrying 92 people crashed into the Black Sea two minutes after departing Sochi, Russia yesterday. The Tupolev Tu-154…
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